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Table 1 Baseline demographics of the cohort

From: Effectiveness of triple therapy with direct-acting antivirals for hepatitis C genotype 1 infection: application of propensity score matching in a national HCV treatment registry

 

Total Cohort

TPV/PR

BOC/PR

 

n = 309

n = 215

n = 94

Age – Years, Median (IQR)

46 (38–54)

45 (38–54)

47 (39–56)

BMI – kg/m2 Median (IQR)

26.5 (23.5–28.8)

26.3 (23.9–28.5)

25.9 (21.4–30.6)

Male, n (%)

212/290 (73.1%)

149/202 (73.8%)

63/88 (71.6%)

History of cirrhosis, n (%)

79/291 (27.1%)

55/198 (27.8%)

24/93 (25.8%)

Treatment Experienced, n (%)

89/306 (29.1%)

66/212 (31.1%)

23/94 (24.5%)

HIV co-infected, n (%)

23/313 (7.3%)

23/198 (11.6%)

IL28B Allele, n (%)

 CC

92/269 (34.2%)

59/179 (33%)

31/86 (36%)

 CT

144/269 (53.5%)

96/179 (53.6%)

47/86 (54.5%)

 TT

33/269 (12.3%)

24/179 (13.4%)

8/86 (9.3%)

Genotype, n (%)

 G1a

172/309 (55.7%)

119/215 (55.3%)

53/94 (56.4%)

 G1b

86/309 (27.8%)

55/215 (25.6%)

31/94 (33%)

 G1 – unspecified

51/309 (16.5%)

41/215 (19.1%)

10/94 (10.6%)

Acquisition Risk Factor

 IVDU

133/309 (43%)

89/215 (41.7%)

44/94 (46.8%)

 Anti-D

28/309 (9.1%)

18/215 (8.4%)

10/94 (10.6%)

 Blood product

36/309 (11.7%)

31/215 (14.4%)

5/94 (5.3%)

 Other

15/309 (4.9%)

11/215 (5.1%)

4/94 (4.4%)

 Unknown/not reported

97/309 (31.4%)

66/215 (30.7%)

31/94 (32.9%)

Baseline HCV-RNA >800,000 IU/ml

153/286 (53.5%)

98/196 (50%)

55/90 (61.1%)

  1. Missing data is a common problem with observational data. Percentages are calculated based on the proportion of available data